Get ready for outrageous and enriching family fun! This board game encourages all players to use their unique God-given strengths and abilities. Each team (you need at least 2 teams of 2 players) moves around the board, starting at the start square and ending on the "Use Your Gifts" center area. As you move around the board, you'll have five different categories, based on biblical topics, to contend with: music, word puzzles, drawing, trivia, and charades. To win the game, your team must show a unique gift or talent they possess as a team or individually, which you act out to the group, and you must explain why you can be a better Christian because of you unique talent. Recommended for ages 9 and up.
Average Rating: 3 out of 5 stars(3 out of 5 stars)
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4.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Audrey Schuldt (Alsip, IL), January 08, 2009
Need some help getting the whole family together, here it is! A Great Fun-Filled Family Game!! We highly reccomend it!
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Bee Gee (Martindale, Tx), December 30, 2008
We played this game over the Christmas holidays with my family and had a great time. We laughed throughout the game (especially charades). Even though many of the questions are easy, the challenge is on how well you communicate the clues to your teammate. It allows young children to participate and is still challenging to adults. Good family fun!
0 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Linda Thomas (Markle, Indiana), December 26, 2005
We were excited to get this game at Christmas time. We enjoy playing Cranium and this sounded, from reading the back of the box, to be somewhat of a Christian alternative. Unfortunately, we were very disappointed. The trivia questions are mostly very easy and those that aren't are very hard, there seems to be no middle ground. We were expecting the music category to include some contemporary Christian music, but it is all hymns and such. A good portion of them were Christmas related, which is nice at Christmas time, but could get rather tedious at other times of the year. The drawing and charade categories have many phrases or words which do not lend themselves to being drawn or acted out, such as the charade "let nothing be wasted." We found many in these categories to be intangibles that even adults have a hard (often impossible) time acting out or drawing, yet it is cited as being for children as young as 9. This age child is still largely thinking in the concrete. The word scrambles were incredibly easy. There were also several typos including a Word Scramble with an extra letter in it. All-in-all, find a different game. I rate it a 0 as I found nothing about this game that I liked.
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